La ville de Teboursouk, dans le gouvernorat de Béja, compte environ une trentaine de cafés.
Kamel Oueslati, un habitant de la ville et gérant d'un café appartenant à sa famille depuis 1985, décrit l'impact de la pandémie de Covid-19 sur son travail et celui de sa famille.
تعد مدينة تبرسق بولاية باجة قرابة ثلاثين مقهى. كمال هو مالك أحدها، ورث مقهاه عن عائلته التي تديره منذ 1985، يروي لنا وطأة الكوفيد-19 على عمله وأقاربه.
"A large number of coffee shops reflects a city's unemployment rate," says Kamel Oueslati.
He talks about the impact of covid-19 on coffee shops and restaurants and the State's inability to help them, which made many people continue to work despite the risks.
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